Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 marked Eid Al Fitr at the UAE Floating Hospital in Al Arish with Palestinian patients and their families from Gaza, as part of ongoing humanitarian efforts in the region.
The event included entertainment and interactive programmes for both children and adults, aimed at providing relief and a sense of normality during a difficult period.
It was part of broader humanitarian efforts led by the UAE, which include medical, relief and community initiatives designed to support Palestinians affected by the ongoing situation.
The hospital, which provides medical treatment to patients from Gaza, also offers social and psychological support, with organisers saying such activities play an important role in patient recovery.
The floating hospital is one of several projects established under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 to provide healthcare and assistance to those in need.

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